Student Loans Report Pack (PLR)

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Included eBooks

• Student Loan Pitfalls - 7 Pages, No Restriction PLR!
  

  The student loans just like the other forms of financial aid are a service that is subject for repayment.  However, although aware of such fact, many borrowers still fall to the trap of walking away from student loan debt which then results to series of consequences.   They tend to ignore their being summoned to enter repayment usually either 90 or 120 days after separating from school or after dropping below half-time enrollment.  With this, the loans remain delinquent for 270 days or become 270 days past due at any time, leading the loans to "default" status.

• Student Loan Repayment - 6 Pages, No Restriction PLR!
  

  It is often said that the most effective debt management strategy is to be debt-free.   But, in order to pay for your college education, you may need to take out student loans.
   
  Student loans are applied by many people these days.  It is for the hope that student loans can greatly support their education.  Well, that is primarily the purpose of student loans, but there are some instances that getting student loans is what lead people to be buried deep in debt.  This is common among those who failed to repay their debts or those who actually escape from their obligations.
   
  Now, planning for successful repayment involves a lot of considerations.   The planning should start before you place and strike your pen on your first promissory note.  Just as you are making a commitment to your career by way of investing time and money in higher education, you should also make a commitment to your financial future by way of effectively managing your student loans from the beginning.
   
  

• Student Loan Consolidation - 7 Pages, No Restriction PLR!
  
  When we talk about college graduation, several promising life changes occur in our minds - potential careers, independence as well as new beginnings.   However, although it means beginning of something, it still signifies something less enjoyable too - the repayment of student loans.
   
  As you all know, the repayment of ample student loans can be off-putting for both students and their parents.   It was found out by the Public Interest Research Group in the US that the average debt among student borrowers is currently in excess of $16,500.  That large!  The Associated Press also noted that graduates of public colleges and universities usually emerge owing more than $10,000 for their undergraduate years alone.  Those who are in private institutions typically owe $14,000, while the graduate-level students often owe more than $24,000.   What's more for those studying medicine or law?  For sure, they accumulate even more debt.   And, the bad thing is, repaying these debts are even becoming more difficult for graduates in the midst of uncertain jobs and the recession.